Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
The DEMOCRATS.
Ho~ They Carried sias rhsir Part of the
Programme.

-. 4. tsa0sofl, chairman OF TIE l4fy AOni-
mit tee. called the convention to order a.
5.45 aud told the delega.ss what they had
sssembei fOf. lie moved that ". ~ Tsy-
loT be selected a. the temporary Chairman,
which carried. A. b. Tozsr wss selected as
temporary Secretary. GA motion Of 81.
Turner COMMITTEES OF three on Credengisis
was zpD0in ei, which committee, after
short CONSULTATION. reported that the dee
gates as they were NAMED IA he TELssEAH-
HERALD, we're entitled 10 seats ia the con
yentlOn. Where vscarCies occurred tue
delegates were authorized 90 all them
by selecting residents Of their
respective wards. The Committee on Per
manent Organization and Order OF Business,
which had been appointed on motion Of J.
|. Levi. recon- mende6 that the temporary
organization be made permanent aud thai
the officers 10 be named be nominated ac-
cording 10 the order published IA the news
papers. J. /. Levi moved tnat conference
COMMITTEES. Consisting OF one delegate from
each ward be appointed To wait upon aud
ascertain she pleasure of the nreenOacEefs
in convention in the Crcnlt Court room.
The chair appointed the COMMITTEES as ioi-
lows: First ward ID. a.. Camoau; Second
ward, f. W. Hine; Third ward. John l.
More: Fourth ward John b. Britain. Fifth
ward w. o. Westfall; Sixth ward, X. G
McGsnn. Seventh ward, Albert Damaski
Eighth ward John T. Ssrahsn. \ commit
tee of three was appointed 10 Inform the
Greenhackers OF the action of the
con vention. The convention thea
took 4 recess FOR thirty minutes
and the conference mmittes left the hal
20 offer the hand of stern AMI dishsared
Democracy To frisky Miss GreenbackeT, a.
a matter or form even of x was a forced
union. During the iuli the delegates and
friends left tne room presumsbly IN search
of fresh air. The time allotted 10 the con
ference committee having expired, some
uneasiness as to their whereabouts was
manifested In order TO appease the
suspicious OF few doubling ones Chair
man Taylor raped for order. and a motion
that committee os three be appointed 10
ascertain what had become OF conference
committee prevailed unanimously The
committee were absent but few minutes.
aud reported that the Democratic commit
tee had Inade propositions 10 the Nationals,
which were being considered by the latter.
At minutes before IL O'Clock ex-Msyor
Curtiss appeared in the convention and
stated semi officially that the national con
veniion bad instructed their committee %
withdraw from the conference, whereEpon
Chairman Taylor applied the gayel for or
der, and l.. l.. Hawkins moved that COM
mittee Of three be appointed TO wait upon
the conference committee add request them
b report 10 the convention what they had
accomplished thus far. Carried aud ap-
pointed H. 3. Fsirchild, J.. l.. Hawkins
ana Charles Konkle.
The committee returned IN - minutes
and reported that the conference committee
wOuld report IN i've minutes. in less time
than that after this announcement the con-
ference committee fled in the room and re-
ported through John T.. More, that in Joint
consultation with the national COMMITTEES
they had agreed on the fuii division OF the
ticket. the Democrats u have the Mayor,
Judge OF the Saper.O- Court Treasurer and
Justice ot the Peace. the NafiOnalists 20
have Clerk aaTsh.h, Comptroller. and
member Of Board OF Review. Thereport was
sdOpted.
was offered by 4. j. RsthO0he. Sounds OF
dissatisfaction were emphatic IN the
aud encc Il was put 70 rising vote all OF
tie delegates voting nay except nine
!. l. Levi novel 10 adjourn. Lost.
Fred c. Temple m0gcl that the commit
tee be instructed 20 Teconler with
tie Nationals J.. N. Turner oGereI
an amendment, that the Nation
ais first 5e informed Of TIE rejection Of the
report in this convention
J. Levi moved thst the committee re-
port tomorrow evening a. 80 o'clock.
Lost.
Mr. More offered further explanation
OF the conference. lie SAID fhat they ha1
offered - 20 into JOINT convention and nonl-
mate a Judge Of the Superior Court.
Tne Crecnbackers opposed ihis pro
position vehemenuy. They were
positively opposed 20 going into
there was a possibility o. coming - more
satisfactory terms Il another conference was
hel3. Cries in the audience for straight
ticeef.
John Belknap. who lad been ia &c
cideilr nervous M soi since the announce
neut Of the report arose and said ten
tssns sn. we have submitted too much ! ana
wnang snd esrrer'y hope that . straight
Democratic ticSst will b. nominated ]
believe we can o. If = not, for ore ar
willing 70 20 down efih g. Come Maiev
interrupted. 't1sts fbe stufL lnmnlsoas
demonstration of approval M0lion n nom
eonraF carried
II. Drury offered ~ a. uitusium
thar CON frIffee oftEo be appointed ~ in-
.iorm the Nationals thar this cons 7eIti3n IN
sist on Mayor Treasurer Judge u Superior
Go1rt and g .srk. conceftag the renain ing
Officers fs the Nationals before th.s u1o-
son c8uid - eongde-ed he CONVENTION
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follorink without recsr1 rle13sti0o 81 sab
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